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Call a web service and add an HTTP header for username and password

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Hi there,

I am trying to access a 3rd party Apache/Axis web service where I am required to submit an HTTP header with username and password attached.

I have added the service/reference no problem using the VB.Net add service reference. this has given a local object for their service.

I have already tried what feels like hundreds of ideas from online, none of which have done what I wanted and alot are very advanced and I am struggling to understand how to implement the code.

This is the code I have been trying so far which returns the error from the myService.ProcessMethod, where I pass an XML converted to string format.
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The ERROR return is:- The request failed with an empty response.

VB
Dim TPUsername As String = "username"
     Dim TPPassword As String = "aPassWord"


     Dim myService As New thirdParty.SvcService
     myService.PreAuthenticate = True
     Dim netCredential As New NetworkCredential(TPUsername, TPPassword)
     Dim credentials As ICredentials = netCredential.GetCredential(uri, "Basic")

     myService.Credentials = credentials

     myService.processMethod(myXML.tostring)


Any help appreciated here guys, as I am demented by it.

Regards
HeadHurting
Tags: Visual Basic, Service, Web Development

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